depth charges...

Ducimus · 08-04-07, 02:41 PM

What year, and what was the weather conditions?

edit: Just FYI, a thermal layer is not like a thermal layer in SH3 via SH3 commander.

A thermal layer in SH3 , was really just a sensor modification that cut the maximum depth a sensor could detect anything at a random depth. Sometimes 160, sometimes 230. After that point, the game was blind.

A thermal layer in SH4, is a SIGNAL STRENGTH REDUCTION. They can still hear or ping, but the strength of the contact will be lessened.

08-04-07, 02:41 PM	#4
Ducimus Rear Admiral Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,987 Downloads: 67 Uploads: 2	What year, and what was the weather conditions? edit: Just FYI, a thermal layer is not like a thermal layer in SH3 via SH3 commander. A thermal layer in SH3 , was really just a sensor modification that cut the maximum depth a sensor could detect anything at a random depth. Sometimes 160, sometimes 230. After that point, the game was blind. A thermal layer in SH4, is a SIGNAL STRENGTH REDUCTION. They can still hear or ping, but the strength of the contact will be lessened.